Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 301, Hammond, Lake County, 9 June 1908 — Page 2
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AVXTAL. HIGH SCHOOL EXHIBIT. ' The following la the program of the annual high school exhitlon which will be given next Thursday night: Song of the Vikings Faning High School Chorus. Cornet Solo Clarence Hutchlna Hail Alma Mater Wagner High School - Chorus. -Recitation Floyd Monnett
Vocal Solo Rulo Minardi Song Boys' Glee Club i Vocal Solo Mildred Collins Recitation .Marguerite Maack Lovely June Arditl High School Chorus. Debate Question: Regslved, That a Constitutional Amendment Should Be Secured by Which Senators Shall Be Elected by Direct Vote of the People. Affinitive Eiston Elliott, William Evers, Edwin Friedrich. Negative, Mamie Burnham, Maude Foley, Hazel La Rue. Unfold Te Portals Gounod High School Chorus. Decision of Judges CHAFING DISH LUNCnEOX. . The teachers of the Lafayette school are giving a chafing dish luncheon during the noon hour tpday in the kindergarten room of the building. The .party Is given as a farewell for the teachers who leave this week for their ? various homes to spend the summer vacation. The teachers are Misses Rena Ames, Marie Stout, Marie Closser, Bessie Van Auken, Clarice Courtney, Grace DuComb, Mabel Beck, Capi- ;. tola McClair, Alice Colo and Gertrude , Shoen. - . Mrs. Frank Hanson is spending the 'day with friends in Chicago. Mrs. Richard Graham of East Chi
cago spent yesterday afternoon with , the Misses Emma and Linda Kunert ' at their home in Russell street. f SPECIAL MEETING. ' A special meeting of the West Hammond Pedro club will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clark in Douglas avenue. 'Plans will be discussed at this meeting for the giving of a public party In the near future. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET., " Sewing Circle No. 1 will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Stoltz for the regular meeting. .A good attendance of members is desired as a pleasant meeting is being 'planned. EASTERN STAR MEETING. There will be a meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star this evening in the Masonic Temple. All members are
'urged to attend as business of import -'dnce will be transacted. PEDRO PARTY. Golden Rule Council No. 1, D. of L., will give the third and last of a series ' of pedro parties this evening in K. of P. hall. The prizes for the series will be awarded and dancing will be enJoyed after the games. It la expected that there will be a good attendance as the parties have grown very popular' with Hammond people.
lng the entertainment for the zenefit of the oociety to help meet the pledge which they have made for the new church building fund. MARRIES IN LAPORTE. County Clerk Link this morning Issued a marriage license to P. A. O'Con-
nell, & Hammond, Ind., railway clerk, and Miss Lillian Wells, a Hammond schooimistress-f-LaPorte Argus-Bulletin. PUPIL'S RECITAL. Miss Elizabeth Webber will give a pupils' recital in the very near future. A very delightful program Is being arranged and it is expected that a large number of friends of the pupils will attend. PLEASANT CLL'B PARTY.
The Young Ladies' Club entertained a
party of friends at a very pleasant party la3t evening in Weis hall In
I State street. A very pleasant musical
program was given during the evening
and various games enjoyed after which
refreshments were served. There was a large attendance of young people who
repor a very enjoyable time. PARTY FOR THE SENIORS.
The High School Alumni Association
will give their annual reception to the graduating class Friday evening, June 12, In Long's hall. A very pleasant program will be given, after which dancing will be the feature of the entertainment. The arrangement com
mittee is planning to make this one of
the most pleasant events of commence ment week. .
ALL'MNI MEETING.
An important meeting of the high school alumni association was held last
evening In the kindergarten room of
the school at which definite plans were
discussed for the entertainment to be
given the senior class. There was
large attendance of members at the
meeting last night. DANCING PARTY.
The Black Oak baseball team will
give a dance Wednesday evening,
June 10, in Black Oak. Elaborate
people.
SUBSTITUTES FOR MISS SIIERBT. . Miss Hazel Klngwell Is taking Miss Mable Sherby's position in John M. Stinson's law office during Miss Sherby's Illness. BAPTISTS AT VALPARAISO.
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DANCING CLASS. The regular weekly dancing class
will be held this . evening In Long's tee.
hall and It is expected that many 'young people will attend from East Chicago.
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Wedding Invitations were today issued by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Costello
of 1406 Jackson boulevard, Chicago, for the marriage of their daughter,
Eunice Keller, to Dr. Herman Charles Groman. a well know Hammond physician
The wedding will occur at the home of the bride's parents June 24 at
8:30, after which the young couple will leave for a short honeymoon. The
wedding will be a quiet home affair and only the intimate friends of the
bride and groom will be present.
After Dr. Groman and his bride-elect return from their wedding trip they will occupy the house on Rimbach avenue, which is owned by County
Treasurer Maack and was vacated by him when he went to Crown Point to live.
The young couple are already quite well known In Hammond social cir
cles. Miss Costello has attended several social functions here during the past
winter in company with her fiance and has been found to be a charming and
accomplished young woman.
She attended Lewis institute at Chicago for three years and mad
languages her specialty. She is now able to speak three different languages
fluently. At one time she decided to enter Wellesley in the east and matrlcu
lated. but she finallv changed her mind and returned to her home in Chicago
preparations are. oeing maae ior tne At Lewlg Instltute Miss Costello became a member of the K sorority.
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win do a large attenaance oi young practlce medicine. He was graduated from the medical and literary de
partments of Chicago university where he secured his B. S. and M. D. de
grees and from Yale where he secured the degree of A. B. He also attended
Iowa State college for a short time.
In Yale and Chicago universities Dr. Groman was known in athletic cir
cles as one of the best men in the sprints In the country. His specialty was
the quarter mile and he has frequently done better than 50 second in this
event. He was a member of two worlds relay teams, one in St. Louis and one In Philadelphia and was Invited to compete in the Olympian games at Athens. He is a member of the Phi Delta Theta college fraternity and of
A number of Hammond Baptists left the Chicago Athletic club.
this morning for Valparaiso where they Dr. Groman came to Hammond and opened up one of the finest offices will attend the two-day annual meet-1 in the city. He Installed a small surgical room equipped with the most
ing of the Northern Indiana Baptists i modern of surgical instruments and appliances.
association at the Baptist church there. J It seemed that the doctor was taking a great deal of responslbllty upon The program for the day is as follows: J his shoulders when he made such an expensive start, but he soon proved his
ASSOCIATION lability. He secured the position as surgeon of the Standard Steel Car com-
1:45 Devotional service, Rev. G. W. pany, and while that concern was running he had his oSlce filled with pa-
Frogg South Bend. I tients a great deal of the time, - :
2:00 Annual sermon, Rev. H. N.J In addition to that he built up" a good practice outside and la now recog-
Spear, Elkhart. r , ; nized as one of the busiest doctors In . the city.
Reading of rules. I The young couple will be welcomed into Hammond society and their
Appointment of nominating commit-1 many friends wish them the best-of luck In their new venture. They will
Pete Kowalskl. who lives at 894 Wa
bash Avenue, was arrested yesterday
evening on a warrant sworn out by a
Chicago girl. Officer Shine, of Judge McMahan's court made the arrest and Kowalskl disavows his guilt.
The young woman asserts that Ko
walskl promised to marry her and took
advantage of her and she is now instituting paternity proceedings against him In the city court. She was out here yesterday to make the charges In
court. Judge McMahan fixed Jt riaay
morning at nine o'clock as the time of the trial.
HAMMOlPEOPLE ELECTED. Lafayette. Ind., June 8. The high
court. United Order of Foresters, met in
mis city, baturday afternoon, with almost every court In the state repre
sented. William A. Stolts, Indianapolis; R. L. Collins, Kingsbury, and Dr. M. C. Wilson to the supreme court, which meets In St Paul, Minn., next month. Officers were elected as follows: High ranger. Albert Gehrlng, Hammond; past high ranger, R. L. Collins, Kingsbury; high vice ranger, Clarance Blacklidge, Anderson; secretary, C. E. Freeberg
inaianapoiis; treasurer, Allen F. Mitchell, Indianapolis; physician. Dr. M. C. Wilson, Lafayette; auditors, C. W. Rohrman, Indianapolis, and W. F.
senroaer, Hammond; chaplain. Anna
Kee, Indianapolis; archer, ennle Schro
er, Hammond; Inner woodward, Edith
Devlin, Indianapolis; outer woodward, Charles Gass, Indianapolis.
TOW LE Souls
Tuesday Eve., June 9, 22d Annual Commencement of HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL Address by Dr. Frank W. Gunsulas, Subject ' Gladstone., Neither flowers nor gifts to be given on the stage. Tickets at Blckneli's Drug Store Admission 25c Children 15c.
I.IAERIAGE LICENSES
ARE GRANTED THERE.
June Brldea Still Keep Trail
to Crown Point
Warm
Crown Point, Ind., June 9. (Special)
The following marriage licenses were
Issued at clerk's office yesterday:
John Simon, Indiana Harbor; Antinlco
Vulcu, Indiana Harbor. Leonard C. Slmnos, Chicago; Anna Keller, Chicago.
Harry Castle, Crown Point; Mayme Halsted, Merrillvllle. James E. Grimes, Gary; Besse A. Graham,, Chicago. Thos.
Etchingham, Chicago; Anna Johnson.
Chicago. Frank A. Mason, crystal
Lake; Martha Radio ft", Crystal Lake.
Charles M. Vglau, Chicago; Minerva
Walters. Chicago. Wm. Robert Garri
son, Elgin; Clare Leeseberg. Elgin.
Charles J. Rose, Jr., Chicago; Mable F.
Lang, Chicago. Charles E.' Spring, Chi
cago; Pearl D. Bell, Denver. Jerald
Callahan, Hammond, Lillian Covert,
Hammond.
INDIANA POSTAL ITEMS. Washington, June 8. Star mall ser
vice has been established from Hill-
ham to Norton, Ind.. and back six times
week, and the contract for carry-
ng the mail given to Harry Lytle, of
Hillham at the race of $250 a vear.
The star mail service from Iuka to
Hillham, Ind., will be changed on June
15, so as to end at Norton, and omitting
Hillham.
The star mall service from Paoll to
English, Ind., will be changed on June
15 so as to require the carrier to travel
the New Paoll and Young Creek road,
between Paoll and Youngs Creek, on the
outgoing trip.
The star mail service from French
Lick to Jasper, Ind., will be changed on June 15 so as to begin at Keller-
ville, omitting French Lick, Hillham and Crystal.
The postofflce site at Walkerton, Ind.,
has been changed to temporary quart
ers In the same street, three blocks
distant from the former quarters.
POOR FARM INMATE
DEAD AT ASYLUM.
Hammond Man Paaes Away at Lake
County Almhouse Yeaterday.
Crown Point, Ind.. June 9 (Special)
Albert Sabinski, a widower, having a sister living in Hammond, died at the
County Poor farm yesterday from consumption Sabinski was 52 years of
age and has been an inmate of the in
stltution ror some time. irie was brought to Merrill & Linton's morgue last evening and his sister will arrive
today to arange for his burial which will probably be In one of the Crown
Point cemeteries today.
reside at 26 Rimbach avenue after their honeymoon.
PRESBYTERIAN AID NOTICE. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Pnesbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. C. Neal In Carroll street. Mrs. Neal
will be a co-hostess with Mrs. Long and they desire a good attendance of members at thl3 meeting. r IMPROVING NICELY. Stewart Smith, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Albert Smith of Rimbach avenue. Is recovering nicely from his attack of typhoid fever and is able to be out of dors a little each day. The
many friends of child are glad to know of his recovery; ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Mrs. A. K.' Thompson of Doty street entertained a few friends at dinner Sunday In honor of the teachers who leave this week for their summer vacation. IMPORTANT MEETIXG. The Hammond Motor Boat club will hold an important meeting Thursday
evening. June 11, in the club house and j it is requested that-all members attend.! Preparations will be begun for "Opening Day." , IS ILL IN COLUMBUS. Word has been received by relatives of Mrs. O. W. Harding that she is quite ill with tonsolitis at the home of her relatives in Columbus, Ind., where she , is visiting. CHURCH CARNIVAL. The Martha society of the First Christian ' church will give a carnival Thursday afternoon and evening of June 11 in the tabernacle on Calumet avenue. The affair promises to be unusually well attended as many unique amusements have been planntd for the entertainment of those who attend. Ice cream, strawberries, sandwiches, cake, cookies, lemonade, candies and coffee will be on sale during the carnival. The ladles are giv-
Introductlon of pastors and visitors Reading of letters. Report of nominating committee. Announcements. Adjournment. TUESDAY EVENING
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SESSION
man, 111., having been called there by to her home in Maywood, 111., this the illness of a relative. (morning after a visit with relatives
Micoa T.nttlA nnr! TlellA Donovan of n Hammond.
East Chicago are visiting In Chicago
tonight.
Mrs. Neath and daughter, Florence of Dolton, 111., are spending the day
7:30 Devotional service. Rev. Eugene Its the happiness of the whole big worl,wltn friends in Hammond;
Neubauer, Goshen. j Its the happiness of the whold big world,
Reports from societies. It's praises loud are heard;
Address, "The Highest Motive," Dr. I It's made life happy, healthy and bright.
H. L. Stetson. Kalamazoo college. I It's Rocky Mountin Tea taken at night.
Announcements. j For sale by Otto Negele. Adjournment. 'Mrs. A. E. Merryweather and daugh
ter, Mi33 Myrtle Merryweather have
Briefs. returned from Shelby where they. vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merryweath-
Mrs. S. M. Closser returned to her er over Sunday.
home in LaPorte today after a few J Harry Smith has returned from days' visit with her daughter. Miss Crawfordsville. Ind., where he spent
Sunday with relatives.
is visiting
Marie Closser of Rimbach avenue.
Mrs. Thomas B. Brennan was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Swift In
Englewood yesterday.
Mrs. Edith Lillian Clark of Chicago
is in Hammond today giving music.
Miss Anna Stoly will leave the last of the week for St. Joe, Mich., to visit
relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Fedler has returned to her home
in Cedar Lake after visiting Mrs. J.
Mrs. Gates has returned from a few Klein of Sibley street for a few days, days' visit with her sister. Mrs. Charles I Dr. and Mrs. Dean T. Smith of Ann
Daughetry of Crown Point. Arbor, Mich., who are taking an ex
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dyer went to tended western trip, are guests today
Crown Point in their automobile Sun-I of Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Snook. Dr,
day where they spent the day with! Smith is chief surgeon in the homeo
friends, pathetic hospital at Michigan uni-
Miss Edith Evans of East Chicago versity.
wll visit friends in Hammond this Miss Mable Wells has returned to evening. her home In Chicago after a few days'
Miss Agnes Stack Is spending the day
in Chicago.
Paul Selzer of South Bend was in
Hammond yesterday on business.
Miss Nellie Hill is spending a few
days with relatives in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stewart have returned from Crown Point where they
spent Sunday with friends.
Miss Ruth Clark is spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. John Clark at
their home in Hobart.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stevens were the guests of relatives In Hobart over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lake and baby of Rimbach avenue have gone to Gil-
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SALOONKEEPERS HOLD
ON IMPORTANT MEETING
Question of Joining State Order
Taken Tp But Not Definitely Settled.
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DECIDES MEN MAY WORSHIP
IN THEIR SHIRT SLEEVES
Methodist Pastor nt Wabash, Ind., Al
lows Parishioners to Remove Coats
Daring Service. Wabash, Ind., June 8. Men of the
Wabash Street M. Tl. church have decided to discard coats daring' the sum
mer season. This action was taken as the result of the Invitation of the pastor, the Rev. J. J. Fred, to the men to
seek comfort in their worship.
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LOANED on good security such as Furniture, Pianos and other personal property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 9138-40 Commescial Ave. South Cblc&go Room 2 0. Tel. Bo. Chicago 104 Open Monday. Thursday and Saturday even in fs until 5 P. M.
VaNe of Pineapple Jwlce. An old pineapple grower tells strange stories about the effect of the juice of the' fruit upon certain substances. The juice of the pine ia supposed to do more for the larnyx than anything else in the world. Saya the grower: "Drop a piece of leather Into a glass of pineapple juice and sea how quickly it will be eaten up."
Mothering Day. In clden times there was one day in Lent called "Mothering day." On that day all sorts of celebrations were given in homfcr of the mother of a family. It was a pretty custom, and it is a pity it has been abolished.
The Art of Pleasing Them. "The chief thing is to g"ra your husband what he wanta," etys a woman learned in the ways of pleasing men, "whether yon think he ought to hare it or not. A sick man or even a half-
intoxicated man who thinks yon are
the most wonderful woman in the world Is better than a healthy, sober man who never comes hone or has nothing to say when he does." Records Discovery cf New Fish. . In communication to the Ioyal $o clety of Queensland, Douglas Ogilby records tlie discovery of one new genus and seven new species of fish. New, that Is to say, for Queensland waters. Among these are slender dog shark, Howe's needle fish, long-beaked garfish, the somber leather jacket and others. The ladyfish (albula macro donta) is recorded for the first time ia . Australian waters. i
THE TIMES COOK BOOK NUT CREAM. . v 4 Nut cream Is a summer dessert that rivals Ice cream in popularity. Soak one tablespoonful of gelatine in a little cold water, then hold it over the tea kittle until it dissolves. Whip stiffly one pint of cream. and add to it very gradually one-half cup of sugar, then add the dlssolved gelatine, which has been allowed to cool; one-half tablespoonful of vanilla and a cup of mixed nuts-almonds, pistachio and pine nut3 which have been broken, or coarsely chopped. Stir well together until It has thickened somewhat, then pour into wet molds and put away on the lco to cool. This may be served with a hot chocolate sauce or with the following caramel glace: Put Into a small saucepan one and onehalf cupfuls of rich brown or maple sugar and one-half cupful of cream. Boil until it hubbies in the center, then add a scanty tablespoonful of vanilla and a small lump of butter. Remove from the fire and beat it until it thickens, and keep warm to serve with your cold desjserts. Be t rat nt thla recipe and paste it in m blank book: or on a card tar 611? WM
visit with her sister, Mrs,
Sprague of Carroll street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Haney of Sibley street went to Chicago today to at
tend the funeral of the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Weir:
Mrs. F. Ebert and son, Lloyd, have returned from Michigan City, where they visited relatives over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Price of Englewood spent Sunday with Mrs. Price's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Frame, of State street. Miss Rena Dahl has returned to her home in Lowell after a few days' visit with her sister, Miss Grace Dahl, of Truman street.
Miss Edith Carter has returned from
a few days' visit with friends in Val
paraiso.
Judge TV. W McMahan has returned
from a few days' visit with his son, James D. McMahan, who is attending Notre Dame at South Bend.
Mrs. M. Rubin is spending the day
with her daughter, Mrs. S. T. Suett of Chicago.
Mrs. Abe Marks is spending the day
with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. C C. Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Lou Morris, are visitors in Chicago to
day.
We don't try to deceive by fancy
adds . or mysterious names. Simply
Hollister's Rocky Moutain Tea, made
millions strong, healthy and happy.
where other remedies failed. You'll
not regret trying it. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. For sale by Otto Negele.
Mrs. Stevens is reported to be ill at
her home in State Line street
Miss Florentine Ostrowski returned
Miss Ferrol Dickover friends in Chicago today
Mrs. F. C. Deming and daughter and Mrs. W. II. Gostlln are spending the
day in Chicago. Mrs. John Ileiser of Carroll street
went to Chicago this morning to spend the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Qulnn.
R. B. Bradford of Crown Point was
in Hammond last evening on business
Mrs. Charles Norton of Hyde Park
13 spending the day with friends in
Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Bagley of Mishawaka,
Ind., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
i'. veaaer oi Douglas street for the
graduation exercises,
Miss Mabel Sherby is reported to be
a little better today at her home in Truman avenue. Miss Margaret Elliott of Frankfort, Ind. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. A. Minard during commencement week. F. O. Hodson of Gary was in Hammond today on business. C. C. Smith of East Chicago was in Hammond today on business. Misses K. G. Reilley and Rorothy Eschenbach are spending the day in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lautman of Mich
igan City, were the guests of friends
in Hammond over Sunday
Miss Ava Crowell has returned from
a week's visit with relatives and friends
in Crown Point and Elliott.
Miss Jennie Sheffield will leave the
first of next week for Milwaukee where
she will spend a two weeks' vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Louis Suess.
Miss Grace Klngwell was the guest
of friends in Chicago and atttended the White city.
Miss Annabelle Chapel of Battle Creek, Mich., is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Vedder at their home in Douglas street during commencement week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frltton of Chicago will visit friends in Hammond this evening for the commencement exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Bauer of Roseiand, 111., will attend the commencement exercises at Towle's opera house tonight. Mrs. James Howe of Battle Creek, Mich., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Vedder at her home in Douglas street for a few days. We care not how you suffered, npw what failed to cure you. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes the puniest, sickliest specimens of man or woman strong and healthy; makes flesh and muscle. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. For sale by Otto Negele.
The Hammond Saloonkeepers Asso
elation, at Its regular meeting, branched
out and took In all outlying saloon
keepers in North township as well as
in Hammond. This includps all sa
loonkeepers who' do not already belong to one of the other northern county or city associations. There was some
informal discussion of the parry platform as voiced by the republican and democratic candidates for governor. The question of joining the Independent Order of Knights of Fidelity, which is practically the state organization. Is still hanging fire, but the formal step will be taken in the near future. There is no special hurry at this time, and the association has already .expressed itself favorably toward the state association.
To Make the June Graduates Happy, To Delight the June Bride, . . . Make your Selections from the Large Stock of
THE JEWELERS, 175 South Hohman St., - - Hammond, Ind.
ALL CLEWS TO HENDRIX BUFFET ROBBERY DISAPPEAR
Proprietor Is Satisfied That Job Was Polled Off By Hammond Toughs. Had the Hendrix buffet been robbed by beings from another world the local
police could not be further away from a clew than they are today four days
after the robbery.
Mr. Hendrlz is satisfied that it was
some or the Hammond taient tnat pulled off the job, and while the po
lice claim to be pretty well acquainted with all the toughs in the town, they have however not had occasion to make an arrest even on suspicion.
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BANKING SERVICES
Banks are becoming more and moro tbjo custodians, of the funds of tbepeople, of both large and small means. This is dae to a wider appreciation of the value of banking service, as Its ttsetulne&s Is extended and its method become better known. In the oase of THE FIJRST NATIONAL BAN1C The Best service la assured. Its offlcera aim in every way to protect the Interests of Its patrons, making use of every means of precaution. Its up-to-date system of accuracy, promptneaa and the same careful attention to large or small depositors, makes It a desirable place to keep your account It is a Bale bank. It la a bank, for ell the people rich and
poor, men, women and children.
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Plant Flowers on Xorth Side of Fire
Station ITnder Direction ot
The fire laddies at Central station
have added another beauty spot to the city in fixing up a lawn on the north side of the building. Two flowers beds have been laid in the lawn, one representing a star and a second an anchor. All the "boys" took a hand In fixing up the lawn, "Heine" Heineman, however, superintending the job and adding
the brain work.
Take THE TIMES for Its political news until after the election. Hot tor Its republican newi, not for Itt democratic news, but for botn side.
Training Imbeciles. Given better surroundings, a considerable portion of these defectives would not become criminals at all. It is probable Indeed that very many, especially of the higher grade imbeciles, might almost as easily be trained in a harmless as in a harmful direction, though all require continuous regulation and control from outside. Lancet.
Must Practice the Right. To be engaged in opposing wrong affords, under the conditions of our mental constitution, but slender guarantee for being right. Gladstone.
GARY HOTEL
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In the Affairs of Men. Courtesy Is an asset; churlishness a liability.
AN ELECTRIC FAN W ILL KEEP YOU COOL,.
fl We Have Them From $10.00 Up.
South Shore Gas and Electric Co. Phone 10. 147 South Hohman St.
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